(Solved) In the southeastern part of alberta, all the populations of all the organisms occupying...

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In the southeastern part of alberta, all the populations of all the organisms occupying...

1) in the southeastern part of alberta, all the populations of all the organisms occupying the grassland represent

2) in a random mating population of drosophila, 5% of the flies have black bodies ( an autosomal, recessive trait) and the rest have brown bodies. This population is assumed to be in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. If a researcher samples 10 000 Drosophilia from this population , the number of flies expected to be heterozygous dominant for body colour is

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1) in the southeastern part of alberta, all the populations of all the organisms occupying the grassland represent

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2) in a random mating population of drosophila, 5% of the flies have black bodies ( an autosomal, recessive trait) and the rest have brown bodies. This population is assumed to be in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. If a researcher samples 10 000 Drosophilia from this population , the number of flies expected to be heterozygous dominant for body colour is

You'll need to use the following two formulas:

p2 + 2pq + q2 = 1
p + q = 1

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angie19 Author

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8 years ago

bio man am I supposed to times anything by 10 000? or I think when I see questions like that I get mixed up

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